Sentence examples for At verge from inspiring English sources

The performances in Art that moves at Ewart Gallery (6 March), Kimisis at Verge (25 28 March), Jian Jun Xi at White Rabbit (1 March), and Hayden Fowler's live tattooing at Alaska studios (6 21 March) are sure to prompt a reaction.

Yesterday, a new faceless "watch" called Durr that simply vibrates every five minutes got a big feature over at Verge.

For instance, Alice Zhang at Verge Genomics explained that she hoped to use her angel fund to bridge the gap between traditional life sciences investors and a new wave of healthtech startups that are led by computer scientists.

This summer, his photographs will be shown closer to home, at Verge Gallery in Sacramento.

Midwestern entrepreneurs are proving a knack for finding niches and solving problems, from startup pitches here at Verge in Indianapolis to Dwolla in Des Moines shaking up the financial industry.

If our results can be extrapolated to other Arabidopsis genomes, we can conclude that Athila as a whole is not a particularly succesful parasite, i. e. it survives at low numbers, and that individual Athila families are at the verge of extinction, at least in individual genomes (although perhaps they are doing fine in the whole species).

At The Verge, Chris Ziegler raged at Instagram's basic premise, giving bad photographers a false sense of "artisanship".

At this point, the students were at the verge of entering the more clinical oriented phase of the medical programme.

At α = 12°, the LSB is at the verge of bursting.

Accordingly, as Ben Popper at the Verge notes, developing countries are Facebook's fastest-growing revenue stream, increasing at nearly double the rate of North America and Europe — and its penetration in Asia and Africa hovers in the single digits.

John Fletcher's translation rightly preserves long sentences that can, at times, verge on awkwardness.